201 tension problems
#21
Mike, thank you for the think through!
1. Potted. I never seem to see belted ones. Maybe we should have an exchange program.
2. and 4. I sent the motor to Grant and he cleaned it/rewired it and he said the brushes were in good shape.
3. The foot controller is a new electronic one. This machine didn't come with one and my 15-91 had a destroyed one.
1. Potted. I never seem to see belted ones. Maybe we should have an exchange program.
2. and 4. I sent the motor to Grant and he cleaned it/rewired it and he said the brushes were in good shape.
3. The foot controller is a new electronic one. This machine didn't come with one and my 15-91 had a destroyed one.
I'll leave you to it
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Yes, a straight stitch. The bottom is either weird straight with no definition of stitches or the whole thing looks fine but is skipping stitches. I pulled out a lot of stitches out because I was testing it on a couple of quilt pieces just in case it was right, so two pieces of quilting fabric.
Changed the needle, reran the bobbin, restacked the tension x 4, rethreaded the machine several times.
I can't see the diagram on the adjusters manual, I was using http://mysewingmachineobsession.blog...-assembly.html but I had more errors then successes now I'm back to the tfsr page.
I'm just... missing something...
Changed the needle, reran the bobbin, restacked the tension x 4, rethreaded the machine several times.
I can't see the diagram on the adjusters manual, I was using http://mysewingmachineobsession.blog...-assembly.html but I had more errors then successes now I'm back to the tfsr page.
I'm just... missing something...
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